SEPs are particularly important in Pediatrics for several reasons. They can help diagnose and monitor various neurological conditions, assess developmental progress, and provide valuable information during surgeries. Conditions like cerebral palsy, traumatic brain injury, and congenital anomalies can be better understood and managed with the help of SEPs. Additionally, SEPs are non-invasive and relatively safe, making them suitable for use in children, including infants and neonates.
